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An Example of a Well-Formed Podcast Press Release

December 11, 2007 by scottw

PodWorx customer Interwoven put out a press release announcing their new podcasting, Intersections by Interwoven. I was especially impressed with the content of the press release because it hit on many key issues that I believe should be addressed in such a press release. Here’s what I mean:

1. First of all, they wrote a press release about their podcast! I’m all for a soft launch of a show to get the bugs out but once you’re ready to go, TELL PEOPLE. I am surprised by the number of corporate podcasts that never go to the trouble of getting the word out.

2. They explain the problem the podcast solves: “how to leverage content to maximize online business growth.”

3. They explain who the podcast is for: “Intersections by Interwoven has been produced to provide valuable insight to line-of-business and IT executives responsible for delivering an engaging and profitable online presence, as well as those interested in streamlining business processes and addressing business risk. Episodes will cover a range of topics, including thought leadership, Interwoven corporate updates, solution strategies, technical how-to’s and tips and tricks, along with insights from a variety of customers, partners, and industry analysts.”

4. They give a preview of what’s already been produced, with links (that are trackable) to each individual episode.

5. They demonstrate their interest in making access to the show as easy as possible by listing all the ways a listener can enjoy the show.

6. And finally, they gave PodWorx credit for producing the show!! (Okay, that’s not an important component, but it sure is cool.)

If your company is preparing to launch a podcast, be sure to tell people. And when you do, it’s a good idea to touch upon all the points Interwoven did in their press release.

Category: Podcast MarketingTag: corporate podcast, Podcast Marketing, press release
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  1. Dr Matt

    September 5, 2012 at 10:22 pm

    Thanks for this very useful post. It helped me craft my press release for my new podcast. Cheers!

    • Scott Whitney

      September 6, 2012 at 12:48 am

      My pleasure, Dr. Matt!

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